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differentiate
verb as in make a distinction
Strongest matches
Strong matches
characterize, contrast, demarcate, individualize, individuate, know, mark, redline, sever, severalize
Weak matches
antithesize, discrepate, know what's what, mark off, set apart, set off, split hairs, tell apart
Example Sentences
Hamilton seems not to have been able to adapt as readily as others to this, or at least has not been able to differentiate himself as much.
Older pupils still wanted a shirt and blazer to differentiate them from young pupils but all the items are available through the school to cut the cost.
"In the post-mortem," she argued, her voice trembling but composed, "it is not possible to differentiate between a thermal burn and an electric burn mark without proper chemical analysis."
Decker differentiates Killer Fitness from chain gyms, which she calls bright and annoying.
"It's hard to differentiate it. Ultimately, it's going to be the people but the rugby makes it sweeter," says Itoje.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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